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[pcp:master] New Comment on Issue #188 compressed archive volumes hobble pmwebd graphite webapi (Bugzilla #1099) ( https://github.com/performancecopilot/pcp/issues/188 ) By willdarton ( https://github.com/willdarton ) : @natoscott I did in fact confirm that uncompressing the files resolved the issue with being able to scan the files via graphite or grafana. I have opened a case with Red Hat. As far as faster storage, this is a VMware virtual machine running on ESX Hosts in a pretty recent version of VMware backed by enterprise class IBM storage. Obviously its likely not SSD but tbh I don't know that that would be appropriate We have disabled -x and -X in pmlogger_check which has the benefit of causing pmwebd to function, but the disadvantage of increased storage by many factors, and removing the benefit of the compression in pmlogger. the logfiles compressed are around 494016, there are about 144 hosts currently being logged with about 30 days worth of data thus far. --- [pcp:master] New Comment on Issue #188 compressed archive volumes hobble pmwebd graphite webapi (Bugzilla #1099) ( https://github.com/performancecopilot/pcp/issues/188 ) By willdarton ( https://github.com/willdarton ) : @natoscott I did in fact confirm that uncompressing the files resolved the issue with being able to scan the files via graphite or grafana. I have opened a case with Red Hat (01745906). As far as faster storage, this is a VMware virtual machine running on ESX Hosts in a pretty recent version of VMware backed by enterprise class IBM storage. Obviously its likely not SSD but tbh I don't know that that would be appropriate We have disabled -x and -X in pmlogger_check which has the benefit of causing pmwebd to function, but the disadvantage of increased storage by many factors, and removing the benefit of the compression in pmlogger. the logfiles compressed are around 494016, there are about 144 hosts currently being logged with about 30 days worth of data thus far.